Countdown to Final Crisis #23

Writer: Paul Dini Artist: Tom Derenick Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: November 21, 2007 Critic Reviews: 4 User Reviews: 4
4.7Critic Rating
5.2User Rating

Superman Prime interrogates Mxyzptlk in the most brutal way possible; Prime wants to find his perfect Earth and he'll force the imp to help him by any means necessary! Plus, Mary Marvel confronts Eclipso about her attempt to pass her off to Darkseid.

  • 10
    Comics Bulletin - Jim Beard Nov 23, 2007

    Major Tom to Ground Control send me up another J.G. Jones cover, man. In fact, send me up a few dozen while youre at it. With one well-crafted image, Jones has made me forget some of the most lackluster and poorly-executed covers in all of comicdom. Read Full Review

  • 4.0
    Comic Book Revolution - Rokk Krinn Nov 23, 2007

    Countdown #23 was a very disappointing read. It seems that this title is suffering from a precipitous drop in terms of quality writing. I'm getting less and less interested in the upcoming Final Crisis now that it appears that it is going to be nothing more than a kill-fest where the writers can use the Multiverse to "blow shit up." At this point I have practically no expectations of getting a wonderfully constructed story out of the end of Countdown or the impending Final Crisis. Read Full Review

  • 2.7
    IGN - Richard George Nov 21, 2007

    I don't know if Prime's arrival was supposed to mark a severe escalation in this series. I keep hearing about how everything is supposed to "speed up". Mxy's fate here is of little consequence to me since he doesn't seem to be too integral to whatever's coming next. Thus I am left with an issue that repeats the same themes as last week's, featuring a character that is absolutely dreadful. This series just can't catch a break even though it's clearly trying so hard to be important. Read Full Review

  • 2.0
    The Weekly Crisis - Kirk Warren Nov 21, 2007

    Unless you want to read about Superman Prime crying for 22 pages straight, just avoid wasting money on this issue altogether. Read Full Review

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